[gem5-users] running SPEC benchmark in gem5

Hi, I need help with running the spec cpu2006 in gem5. I have followed the instructions provided in https://markgottscho.wordpress.com/2014/09/20/tutorial-easily-running-spec-cpu2006-benchmarks-in-the-gem5-simulator/ but getting errors. My benchmark directory has the following files and

[gem5-users] Adding latency

Hi, I am trying to add some latency to mimic some operation (memory encryption etc when reading and writing). Where and how can I do it. I think the receiveFunctional function in dram_ctrl.cc is called when there is something to read or write. If this is where I must put my latency, how can I do

Re: [gem5-users] Generate binary for new added instruction

Try GCC __asm__ with raw bytes via .inst, e.g. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/94710cac0ef4ee177a63b5227664b38c95bbf703/arch/arm/include/asm/barrier.h#L23 On Mon, Sep 10, 2018 at 4:54 PM Abhishek Singh < abhishek.singh199...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > I have added new

[gem5-users] Generate binary for new added instruction

Hello Everyone, I have added new instruction in x86 isa of gem5. I wanted to test it using (modified) binary. As new instruction are not identified by general gcc/g++ complier on host x86 machine. I am unable to get binary. I am using SE mode of gem5. Is there a way to run new instruction using

Re: [gem5-users] gem5 Compute GPU model

If you look in the source, that print is called during exec() for the dispatcher. It simply means that for that cycle there are no kernel launches. It’s not unusual to see that print at the beginning showing 0 kernel launches. Those libraries do not matter as they are extensions, and they are

[gem5-users] Socket programming on processors

Hello I have tried running the Server/Client a.out code on 2 processors which are connected with links and routers, for that I give the a.outs of the Server and Client code to the workloads of the processors, and since the PIDs differ there should be no problem, I also made sure that the Server

Re: [gem5-users] dist-gem5 panic - No 32bit reads implemented for this device.

Hi Richard, You wrote below: “As noted earlier, mpirun in will fail in gem5 without a list of hosts.” This should not happen. Without a list of hosts, mpirun should launch all the mpi processes on the ‘localhost’ (i.e. where mpirun is running). mpirun is using ssh to start new processes.